In this episode, I chat with Heath, Dustin, Andy, and Greg from Blind Haven. These purveyors of seismic doom happen to be four friends who wanted to jam together as one of them neared death. Thankfully, they have persevered and continue to turn the pain of existence into brutally heavy music. I love this band and had a fabulous time talking with these guys about their origin story, songwriting, first albums and first concerts. Blind Haven is currently in the studio giving birth to another monster. I can hardly wait to experience it. In the meantime, check out their music on Bandcamp.
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